Electricity price per hour today Monday, June 17

Spanish homes are bracing for Monday, when electricity prices soar. According to the Iberian Energy Market Operator (OMIE), average price of electricity for him June 17 will reach 29.27 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), which means growth by 81% compared to Sunday’s price, which was €16.12/MWh.

This remarkable increase comes against a backdrop of instability in the European energy market. Various factors, such as the war in Ukraine and rising demand for natural gas, are putting pressure on electricity prices.

Moments of maximum price

• Evening: He a higher peak will come between 22:00 and 23:00.with price 91.27 EUR/MWh. Avoid using high power consumption appliances in this section.
• Sunset: between 21:00 and 22:00.Price will also be upgradedhaving reached 72.75 EUR/MWh.

Moments to make the most of

• Late: between 14:00 and 17:00. You won’t have to pay anything for electricity.
• The rest of the day: Prices remain low throughout the day, hovering around one euro per MWh.

Price per hour

Habits to reduce light consumption in summer

Use natural ventilation

• Open windows at night and first thing in the morning. to allow fresh air to circulate throughout the house.
• Close windows during the hottest hours of the day. to prevent solar heat from entering.
• Use Ceiling or standing fans to create air flow and cool your home without the need for air conditioning..

Monitor your air conditioner usage

• If you use air conditioning, Program a moderate temperature (24°C to 26°C)..
• Install the air conditioner in central part of the house so that fresh air is distributed evenly.
• Hold Close the doors to rooms you are not using to prevent the air conditioner from malfunctioning..
• Consider installing programmable thermostat For control temperature air conditioner automatically.

Insulation and sun protection

• Insulate your home well so that prevent heat from entering from outside. You can install weather stripping on windows and doors, insulate the attic or roof, and use blinds or awnings to block direct sunlight.
• Lower blinds and curtains during the hottest hours of the day. to prevent solar heat from entering.
• Close windows and doors when leaving home to prevent heat from entering.